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Ikuma Sohonke - No-shiume
The refreshing acidity of plum is concentrated within these thin, amber-colored, translucent dried sweets. This is "No-shiume" from Ikuma Sohonke. Created by Ikuma Sohonke, founded in the Meiji era, this confection is made by kneading only plum pulp, sugar, starch syrup, and agar, then slowly drying it over charcoal fire. It is finished using only simple ingredients without any unnecessary additives. The shop is also a prestigious, long-standing establishment that claims to be the originator of "Mito no Ume," a famous Mito confection born from the plums of Kairakuen. It offers a refreshing sweet and sour taste unique to Mito, the land of plums. The amber-colored dried sweets revealed when opening the bamboo skin are visually refreshing as well. This is a product born from the plum culture of Kairakuen, perfect for accompanying tea.
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